Oppo Reno7 5G CN Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oppo Reno7 - polishing virtues

Chinese company Oppo's Reno line of smartphones has always been based on such competitive advantages as excellent design and full compliance with the technical specifications of the asking price. The hero of the review does not change traditions, only improving the given parameters. However, the photographic capabilities and autonomy of the device have changed little in comparison with those of its predecessor.

The appearance of the novelty has undergone a number of improvements. Firstly, the block of three photomodules was slightly updated by the developer. Now it is easy to confuse it with that of the corporation's flagships. Secondly, the diagonal of the display was the familiar 6.43 inches with reduced bezels. The color schemes of the glass cases are the same, but the edging is already made of metal. The AMOLED panel retained a resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels, while receiving an increased margin of brightness. The accuracy of the in-display fingerprint scanner has also been improved. We also note such advantages of the AMOLED screen as a picture refresh rate of 90 Hz and a high-quality oleophobic layer.

The performance of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G CPU, 8GB/12GB RAM and Adreno 642L video accelerator is approaching flagship values, so gamers will be able to try out a lot of resource-intensive gaming applications at maximum graphics presets. Another difference between the processor and its analogues was its excellent energy efficiency due to the 6Nm process technology. That is why the 4500mAh battery provides up to ten hours of active screen time. Do not want to stand at the outlet for a long time? Fast charging at 60W gains 100% capacity in half an hour. But with the size of the internal storage (varies from 128 to 256GB depending on the version) you need to decide in advance, because there is no microSD card slot.

The photo capabilities are impressive for a mid-range Android smartphone. 64-, 8- and 2-megapixel cameras are deprived of optical stabilization, however, they are endowed with high-quality lenses, which significantly improves photo quality in evening and night shooting. Noises are not always visible to the naked eye, only a few small details come out blurry. There is no stereo sound, but the only speaker is rich and loud, but fans of wired headphones will have to use an adapter. NFC contactless payments, 5G support will not be superfluous for the buyer, and an adequate price tag cannot be criticized. As a result, the device will suit most of the audience and will not upset even sophisticated mobile photographers.